About Rochester in Kent

Rochester is a historic town located in the county of Kent in southeastern England. The town is situated on the River Medway and has a population of approximately 60,000 people. Rochester is most famous for its 12th-century castle, which was once home to royal figures such as King Henry VIII and Charles Dickens. The castle now houses a museum and is a popular tourist destination. Other notable landmarks in Rochester include its Norman cathedral and the remains of its medieval city walls. The town also has a thriving high street with many independent shops and restaurants.